Peter Cripps

Namelessness was a play in 7 acts and 18 scenes. This new performance by Peter Cripps was commissioned by the University of Tasmania Centre for the Arts as part of their artist-in-residence program.Curated by Bob Jenyns.Artist: Peter Cripps...

A major survey of work by pioneer Australian artist Peter Cripps was held as part of ACCA’s Influential Australian Artists Series.Cripps makes meticulous structures that investigate the development of radical modernism and design in Australian art. This exhibition...

An installation by Berlin-based artist Raimund Kummer which included two works; one in the foyer of the Regent Theatre and the other in the main gallery at ACCA. The impetus for the show came from Peter Cripps, then director of the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane...

...legacies of mainstream modernism, constructivism, minimalism and conceptual art. Curated by Sue Cramer and John Nixon Exhibiting artists: Tim Burns, Peter Cripps, Leslie Dumbrell, Melinda Harper, Robert Hunter, Robert Jacks, Robert MacPherson, John Nixon, Rose Nolan, Robert Owen, Peter Tyndall...

...of Australia Travelling Exhibition Exhibiting Artists: Nobyoshi Araki, Richard Artschwager, Aziz+Cucher, Michel Craig-Martin, Peter Cripps, Cheryl Donegan, Bob Flanagan, Mike Kelley and Sheree Rose, Sylvie Fleury, Nan Goldin, Ann Hamilton, Ronald Jones, Jannis Kounellis, Jana Sterbeck, Rosemarie...

Arkley, Marianne Baillieu, Peter Booth, Paul Boston, Peter Cripps, Richard Dunn, Maria Kozic, John Lethbridge, Geoff Lowe, Linda Marrinon, John Matthews, John Nixon, Stieg Persson, Robert Rooney, Gareth Sansom, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Imants Tillers, Peter Tyndall, Jenny Watson, John Young...

This conversation between Peter Cripps and Channon Goodwin considers the contemporary relevance of ideas of 'recession art', and follows on from the the lecture by Cripps and response from Goodwin, addressing the 1985 exhibition 'Recession art and other strategies' 1985 at the IMA, curated...

This conversation between Peter Cripps and Channon Goodwin considers the contemporary relevance of ideas of 'recession art', and follows on from the the lecture by Cripps and response from Goodwin, addressing the 1985 exhibition 'Recession art and other strategies' 1985 at the IMA, curated...

A lecture by artist Peter Cripps on the exhibition 'Recession art and other strategies' 1985 at the IMA Brisbane, followed by a response from Channon Goodwin. Part of ACCA's Lecture Series 'Defining Moments: Australian Exhibition Histories 1968–1999'. Listen to the follow up conversation between...

A lecture by artist Peter Cripps on the exhibition 'Recession art and other strategies' 1985 at the IMA Brisbane, followed by a response from Channon Goodwin. Part of ACCA's Lecture Series 'Defining Moments: Australian Exhibition Histories 1968–1999'. Listen to the follow up conversation between...

...www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvCaBE6PMXg Artist and Director of Bus Projects, founding Convener of the All Conference network, Channon Goodwin discusses Peter Cripps' lecture...

Courtesy the artist and Anna Schwartz GalleryInfluential Australian Artists seriesPeter Cripps8 June - 25 July 2010A major survey of work by pioneer Australian artist Peter Cripps will open in ACCA in June, as part...

Brisbane (1984–86), Peter Cripps discusses 'Recession art and other strategies' 1985 at the IMA with a response by Channon Goodwin, as part of ACCA’s lecture series, Defining...

Lecture Topic: Recession art and other strategies 1985, Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane Speaker: Peter Cripps; Respondent: Channon Goodwin...

By Peter CrippsOriginating in 1988, the play Namelessness and its accompanying theatre installation (along with other works, including paintings, sculptural models, concrete poems and stage pictures) tended to cut across more traditional boundaries...

The Peter Cripps: Towards an Elegant Solution catalogue includes texts by Carolyn Barnes, Rebecca Coates, Ann Stephen, margaret Plant, Robert...

The Peter Cripps: Towards an Elegant Solution catalogue includes texts by Carolyn Barnes, Rebecca Coates, Ann Stephen, margaret Plant, Robert...

...edge and minimal works of Robert Hunter, Robert Jacks and Robert Owen, to the Op Art of Lesley Dumbrell, and the more conceptual approaches of Peter Cripps, Peter Tyndall and Robert MacPherson. MacPherson’s Where Are you Now Silvia Holmes? (1982-83...

...of Modern Art in Brisbane. ACCA’s active program of events continued throughout 1988, beginning in February with a series of solo concert performances and concluding in December with a performance of a new work by Melbourne artist Peter Cripps which accompanied his exhibition...

Simpfendorfer and Danielle Midalia 22 April 2010 Held in conjunction with the exhibition NEW010. Keynote Lecture – Dr Carolyn Barnes 9 June 2010 Dr Carolyn Barnes addressed the art practice of Peter Cripps, providing...